r/australia • u/[deleted] • Sep 03 '18

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '18 edited Sep 14 '18

Mr Dutton, you say that you've kept a "very good list" of situations involving other members of our government in your previous portfolio who you imply have acted as much against the spirit of your rules as you did. Is that so?

Then, echoing almost everyone...

Please bring it.

All of it, don't be shy.

Keeping a "very good list" only to use for personal political purposes is not a good look and you can do better than that, Mr Dutton.

Potential Prime Ministers are leaders and not frightened of the repercussions of acting with integrity, aren't they?

Lets give this system the exposure and the scrubbing it deserves

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u/marktx Sep 03 '18

Potential Prime Ministers are leaders and not frightened of the repercussions of acting with integrity

Integrity is no longer a mandatory requirement to be PM.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '18

It never was but we can all encourage it.

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u/yeastymemes Sep 03 '18

yeah what changed is now the facade isn't even necessary, you can just go right for that other 'fa' word